Verrit was a media platform launched in late 2017 by Peter Daou, aiming to provide a "verified" source of information for the "65.8 million" Clinton voters. The site gained instant notoriety after being endorsed by Hillary Clinton on Twitter, leading to widespread mockery for its peculiar format: a quote or statistic on a solid background accompanied by a unique 7-digit identification code. Critics and meme creators quickly turned the concept into a joke, producing parodies that featured absurd claims or humorous quotes presented as "authenticated" facts. Today, the Verrit template remains a niche symbol of overly earnest political branding and the internet's love for poking fun at self-important digital platforms.